The Works of Mr. Thomas Otway: in Three Volumes. Consisting of His Plays, Poems, And Letters
The Works of Mr. Thomas Otway: in Three Volumes. Consisting of His Plays, Poems, And Letters
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RUI-GOMEZ.
What, hoa! whlthin; the King is nigh, make room.
The SCENE draivs^ and^iifcovers Don John and Eboli embracing.
' KING.
Now let me, if I can, to Fury add.
That when I thunder I may ftiike 'em dead.
\L90king earneftly an '«».
Ha " Gomez,! on this Truth depends thy Life.
Why that's our Brother Auftria!
RUJ-GOMEZ.
And my Wife!
Embracing clofe. Whilft I was bufy grown In others Ruins, here Tve met my own.
Oh ! had I perifh*d ere 'twas underftood.
KING.
This is the Neft where Luft and Falf...hood broock ^Is it not admirable? — [JBx, D, John iiir^ Eboli €mhra€i4j^ Vol. L I RUT- ^ » !;• Dot^'CaUlo 1, RUI-GOMEZ.
OSir, yes!
Ten thpufand Devils tear the Sortengf s KING.
But they are gone, and my Dilhonour's near.
Enter Don Carlos and Qy e e n difcturfing.
Look, my inceftuoos Son and Wife appear/ See, GomeZf how (he languiihes and dies.
'Sdeath! there are very Pulfes in her Eyes.
[Don X^arlos afproachet the KiB£* D§m C JR LOS.
In Peace, Hcay n ever guard the King from Hanns; In War, Succeis and Triumph crown his Arms; Till all the Nations of the World fhall be Humble and proftrate at his Feet like me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RUI-GOMEZ.
What, hoa! whlthin; the King is nigh, make room.
The SCENE draivs^ and^iifcovers Don John and Eboli embracing.
' KING.
Now let me, if I can, to Fury add.
That when I thunder I may ftiike 'em dead.
\L90king earneftly an '«».
Ha " Gomez,! on this Truth depends thy Life.
Why that's our Brother Auftria!
RUJ-GOMEZ.
And my Wife!
Embracing clofe. Whilft I was bufy grown In others Ruins, here Tve met my own.
Oh ! had I perifh*d ere 'twas underftood.
KING.
This is the Neft where Luft and Falf...hood broock ^Is it not admirable? — [JBx, D, John iiir^ Eboli €mhra€i4j^ Vol. L I RUT- ^ » !;• Dot^'CaUlo 1, RUI-GOMEZ.
OSir, yes!
Ten thpufand Devils tear the Sortengf s KING.
But they are gone, and my Dilhonour's near.
Enter Don Carlos and Qy e e n difcturfing.
Look, my inceftuoos Son and Wife appear/ See, GomeZf how (he languiihes and dies.
'Sdeath! there are very Pulfes in her Eyes.
[Don X^arlos afproachet the KiB£* D§m C JR LOS.
In Peace, Hcay n ever guard the King from Hanns; In War, Succeis and Triumph crown his Arms; Till all the Nations of the World fhall be Humble and proftrate at his Feet like me.
What to read after The Works of Mr. Thomas Otway: in Three Volumes. Consisting of His Plays, Poems, And Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otway Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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